Most people currently testing positive for coronavirus are young, but health authorities warn of a likely spread to more-vulnerable populations
People currently testing positive for the novel coronavirus which causes Covid-19 are skewing younger and are generally better able to fight off the disease. And hospitals say they have new treatment options and more knowledge about how to successfully treat the disease than previously.
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